Brian Williams Makes Mortifying Math Blunder On Bloomberg Campaign

Huffington Post ^ | March 6, 2020 | Ron Dicker

[Fred Hayek]

Don’t you know that math, logic, and reason are the perpetuation of white cishetero patriarchy.

[Eccl 10:2]

“Then how does one figure that 500M/327M = one dollar and fifty three cents?”

Wow. Assuming you are serious:

Substitute any number for M. Start with 1. What do you get?

[kearnyirish2]

“Williams is dumb as a stump.”

He’s laughing all the way to the bank; he’s complicit in the media lies, parroting what he is told.

[Dalberg-Acton]

Nope.

[Rebelbase]

[bk1000]

You’re

[ex91B10]

Ah...I see it now. Never was too good at handling numbers. Thanks.

[TangoLimaSierra]

You would need 327 quadrillion dollars to give everyone in America a million dollars.

I think that's 327 Trillion.

[Natty Bumppo@frontier.net]

“Math is hard.” - Mara “Barbie” Gay

[moonhawk]

I know that—I figured the guy was confused enough alreafy. ;-)

Plus my translation was correct.

[RasterMaster]

Thanks for the tip!

[right way right]

Oops.
All my accounting clients are going to be so very disappointed with me.

[Steve Van Doorn]

NPC = None player character. From computer games.
They're programs not thinking for themselves.
example

I went to Costco the other day for basic staples in California. I always get there when it first opens there is typically five to 10 people waiting for the door to open. There were at least 1200 people at the door. 80% was there for ONLY water and toilet paper. Someone in the media must have told them to get water and toilet paper trying to scare people about the Coronavirus.

Once we got in side there was two new line for ONLY water and toilet paper. When I was leaving there were an easy 2000 people. ONLY getting water and toilet paper. No vitamin C, paper towels, eggs, milk or ANYTHING. ONLY those two items someone told them to get.
There is something very wrong with libs

[jmacusa]

Who knows. I my day(the early ‘60’s) I think in large Catholic families it was common for one child to either go into the priesthood or the nunnery. Man those women were absolute harridans. Rarely did I ever meet one who was kind. One stands out I must say.

I grew up in a town in north Jersey. Went to a Catholic school run by The Sisters Of Charity(an odd name, considering) when I was in the second grade we had a young nun, Sister John. She was nice. She would play the guitar for us in class. I think she may have been inspired by Jeannie Decker, aka "Sister Soliel'', of "Dominique'' fame, remember that song? Anyway she didn't last. The older nuns shipped her off to ''the missions'' in Africa.